ITP: description of the Interpretext system as used for MUC-3

Authors:
Kathleen Dahlgren;Carol Lord;Hajime Wada;Joyce McDowell;Edward P. Stabler
Affiliations:
Intelligent Text Processing, Inc., Santa Monica, CA;Intelligent Text Processing, Inc., Santa Monica, CA;Intelligent Text Processing, Inc., Santa Monica, CA;Intelligent Text Processing, Inc., Santa Monica, CA;Intelligent Text Processing, Inc., Santa Monica, CA
Venue:
MUC3 '91 Proceedings of the 3rd conference on Message understanding
Year:
1991

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Abstract

The ITP System for MUC3 is diagrammed in Figure 1. The three major modules handle different units of processing: the Message Handler processes a message unit; the ITP NLU Module processes a sentence and builds a Cognitive Model of the message; and the MUC3 Template Reasoning Module processes a segment of discourse.